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11-21-2008, 10:01 AM

Alex Jones will get you thinking, i'll say that.
But somethings are just way to obvious. I dodn't think GW was behind EVERYTHING, but I think he knew alot more on sept11 then most think.
The funny thing about the sept11 smoking gun(s) are everywhere.

BTW, to my recollection, GW pardoned himself and his people for any possible accusation of war crimes in 2006 i believe it was.

Why would an innocent man worry about what people might find out in the future?

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11-21-2008, 11:29 AM

Originally posted by jmcb420

Alex Jones will get you thinking, i'll say that.
But somethings are just way to obvious. I dodn't think GW was behind EVERYTHING, but I think he knew alot more on sept11 then most think.
The funny thing about the sept11 smoking gun(s) are everywhere.

BTW, to my recollection, GW pardoned himself and his people for any possible accusation of war crimes in 2006 i believe it was.

Why would an innocent man worry about what people might find out in the future?

It was a smart move.

It was a provision buried in another law. It was to prevent a partisan witch hunt. GWB was protecting himself against idiots who would go after him not because he committed crimes, but because they didn't like his policies.

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11-21-2008, 12:40 PM

Originally posted by jmcb420

Its only a dream, but i'de love to see Obama investigate sept.11

If that happened, we could lynch the fucker not sue him.

If Obama does nothing against Bush you might as well replace Bush's face on your avatar with Obamas
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11-21-2008, 12:50 PM

Idiots like the people in this thread who want to criminalize policy disagreements are a much bigger danger to our system of government then Bush or Obama or anyone else. In the US policy disagreements should be decided by elections, not witchhunts and show trials. It is both amusing and sad how quickly the useful idiots on the left are to resort to Stalinist tactics against whomever they consider an "enemy of the people". It goes to show that the mob rule totalitarian instincts of the lunatic left are still strong. Some people never learn.

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11-21-2008, 01:11 PM

I supposes someone could sue him in civil court but as for criminal charges, no way. Obama will pardon him. I think it is pretty much tradition that each president gives the former a president a blanket pardon so I would assume Obama will do the same.
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11-21-2008, 01:13 PM

Read up on the "Official acts" doctrine by the US Supreme Court. That would be the answer to the thread's question.

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11-21-2008, 01:13 PM

Obama's people are part of this. I didn't want to believe it myself. I thought he was really going to change the course of things. But with his appointments it's quite obvious the only thing that's going to change is life as we know it. George Soros is one of the key players in this war. Most people aren't aware that on election day there was a plane crash in Mexico city. It was the #2 man in the government. Why? It was a message. The president of Mexico isn't in control. They don't want the flow of drugs to stop they want it to greatly increase. Obama isn't in control. If he doesn't follow the plan he will die. If we don't stop the plan. We will die. This isn't only a US problem. It's a worldwide problem. The only way to stop it is to inform the masses. Watch all of Alex Jones' video's and listen to his radio shows.

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11-21-2008, 01:16 PM

Originally posted by cykoe6

Idiots like the people in this thread who want to criminalize policy disagreements are a much bigger danger to our system of government then Bush or Obama or anyone else. In the US policy disagreements should be decided by elections, not witchhunts and show trials. It is both amusing and sad how quickly the useful idiots on the left are to resort to Stalinist tactics against whomever they consider an "enemy of the people". It goes to show that the mob rule totalitarian instincts of the lunatic left are still strong. Some people never learn.

Policy disagreements and policies that were unconstitutional are two different things
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11-21-2008, 01:31 PM

Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls

Policy disagreements and policies that were unconstitutional are two different things

The Supreme Court makes decisions about what is constitutional not a bunch of Red Guards on a message board. Good faith disagreements about the application of law are not war crimes. Bush had legal authorization for all of his actions. He had congressional approval for the Iraq invasion. Congress has signed off on every major move he has made (including FISA).

There is legitimate disagreement about the applicability of various laws when it comes to enemy combatants who don't fight under a the flag of a Geneva signatory. Personally I have no interest in non-US citizens engaged in hostile military actions receiving Habeas Corpus protections under US law. I have this silly notion that US constitutional provisions are applicable to US citizens. I guess that makes me a war criminal as well.

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11-21-2008, 01:31 PM

100% no since that would mean that US gov. did some bad things...
so nobody wants that in his history books, right...
especially not the US...

so they'll do everything they can to forget all that...
they will hit you with something else so you forget all about that...

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11-21-2008, 01:34 PM

Originally posted by cykoe6

I guess that makes me a war criminal as well.

Now you're getting it Our soldiers wear UN flags not US flags. They have signed a contract they will use force on US citizens.

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11-21-2008, 01:41 PM

Originally posted by cykoe6

The Supreme Court makes decisions about what is constitutional not a bunch of Red Guards on a message board. Good faith disagreements about the application of law are not war crimes. Bush had legal authorization for all of his actions. He had congressional approval for the Iraq invasion. Congress has signed off on every major move he has made (including FISA).

Congress could pass a law saying it was legal to throw babies of bridges it does not mean those laws are constitutional. Congress had no constitutional authority to sign off on the Iraq war. Congress has no constitutional authority to sign off on FISA.
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11-21-2008, 01:42 PM

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Now you're getting it Our soldiers wear UN flags not US flags. They have signed a contract they will use force on US citizens.

Please don't quote me as being in agreement with any of your insane fever dreams. People like you serve primarily as an argument for socialized mental health care.

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11-21-2008, 01:48 PM

People like me are just trying to open your eyes.

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11-21-2008, 01:48 PM

Originally posted by Antonio

will Bush get sued for his crimes????

No. There is a special place reserved in hell for Dubya and Dick Cheney.

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